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It has been 40 years since the establishment of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, and the story of Shenzhen is no longer simple. The history of Shenzhen is dug deeper and deeper, and the society of Shenzhen is becoming more and more complex. To describe it without branches and leaves can make a lot of work, but to simplify the narrative, the magic is to pan for gold in the sand. This "Shenzhen Biography" by Lao Heng of the Internet Tiger Think Tank has a unique research perspective and a grassroots narrative paradigm. It uses more than a dozen selected points to cover the grand narrative of Shenzhen: Where did Shenzhen come from? What is reform? What does openness gain? How can the economy prosper? Why does technology lead? How can culture be innovative? Why is the future worth looking forward to? They all use typical examples to analyze and explain in detail. The length is not very long, but it is as detailed as possible; the historical materials are extremely rich, and the writing is also expressive. In terms of content and writing style, the book breaks away from the traditional formal history writing methods of chronicle, chronicle and biography, and uses prose style to write biography. It captures the core elements and key details of Shenzhen's 40-year history, pays attention to the folk, dissects cases, switches perspectives, refines characteristics, and explores feelings. To commemorate the special economic zones and reform and opening up, we need such a sentimental, meaningful and insightful work.